What TV series are you watching at moment?

[cwmbrancity]

 

Lol what is this

 

 

 

[Rubin Farr]

 

who gives a shit about political satire

armando ianucci, and therefore, me.

 

i dont give a shit about american horror story though.

It was pretty funny this week, Rick Springfield as the demented pastor, BoyzIIMen, cmon that was funny.

[Sally Vingoe]

this mindhunter show has script problems from day one

nice to look at though

 

i'm enjoying better call saul, I have a feeling its only going to get better, like breaking bad

[melancholera]

Only thing with Better Call Saul is that there's going to be an even longer wait for the next season. I think Fall of 18 is the scheduled release time.

[caze]

ffs

[WeAreOceans]

 

 

Lol what is this

 

 

 

 

 

Don't forget the full Thick of It TV series, absolutely scathing satire, although Malcolm Tucker makes it

 

[usagi]

I have never been able to find a decent quality rip of The Thick Of It. it causes me eternal chagrin.

[hello spiral]

You can get all of it on DVD for about £15

[usagi]

is there BluRay?

[hello spiral]

nop

[usagi]

fok

[pcock]

you definitely do not need blu-ray to enjoy the pure genius that is the thick of it. im incredibly excited to see the death of stalin next weekend. 

Peter Bradshaw (Notebook, 26 October) says the new film The Death of Stalinis not knockabout comedy, but a satire. Oh. What exactly is it satirising? As far as I know, this is the first time a mass-market film has dealt with this event.

We may be saturated with serious drama and documentary material on the Nazis and the end of Hitler, but the equivalent evils of the Stalin nightmare have not received anything like the same treatment. For most who see the film, it will be the first time they have ever heard of these strange events. And what do they see? An intensely serious moment in human history played for laughs, with extra lavatory humour and plentiful use of the failed comedian’s standby, the F-word.

We are so free and safe that we can hardly begin to imagine a despot so wholly terrifying that his subordinates are even afraid of his corpse. This trivial and inaccurate squib does not help us to do so. Perhaps it is the comedians who need to be satirised, by some fitting seriousness about a serious subject. 
Peter Hitchens

 

just read this as i searched for it. lol. 

[usagi]

^ what an absolute knob.

[WeAreOceans]

Peter Hitchins is a beer fart of a human being, clutching at pearls over a portrayal communism is business as usual for him

[hello spiral]

you definitely do not need blu-ray to enjoy the pure genius that is the thick of it.

 

 Was gonna say. About as pointless as insisting on a podcast in FLAC

[usagi]

I also collect 4K rips of silent movies.

[zaphod]

you definitely do not need blu-ray to enjoy the pure genius that is the thick of it. im incredibly excited to see the death of stalin next weekend. 

Peter Bradshaw (Notebook, 26 October) says the new film The Death of Stalinis not knockabout comedy, but a satire. Oh. What exactly is it satirising? As far as I know, this is the first time a mass-market film has dealt with this event.

We may be saturated with serious drama and documentary material on the Nazis and the end of Hitler, but the equivalent evils of the Stalin nightmare have not received anything like the same treatment. For most who see the film, it will be the first time they have ever heard of these strange events. And what do they see? An intensely serious moment in human history played for laughs, with extra lavatory humour and plentiful use of the failed comedian’s standby, the F-word.

We are so free and safe that we can hardly begin to imagine a despot so wholly terrifying that his subordinates are even afraid of his corpse. This trivial and inaccurate squib does not help us to do so. Perhaps it is the comedians who need to be satirised, by some fitting seriousness about a serious subject. 

Peter Hitchens

 

just read this as i searched for it. lol. 

 

flol

 

"the f word"

[eugene]

there are about 3-4 episodes that are some of the funniest tv ever

i think i got to the first one of those - the wheelchair one:

Edited October 31, 2017 by eugene

[pcock]

curb your enthusiasm makes my brain hurt. so funny at times though. i think complaining to his wife about the sky box not working as she is ringing him, terrified, in a plane crash was one of my funniest tv moments ever. 

[kichiguy]

curb your enthusiasm makes my brain hurt. so funny at times though. i think complaining to his wife about the sky box not working as she is ringing him, terrified, in a plane crash was one of my funniest tv moments ever. 

 

classic LD

[Rubin Farr]

This was some funny shit

 

[olo]

I wish Evan Peters would drink the Kool aid.

[Soloman Tump]

Red Dwarf S12..meh

But better than S11

[pcock]

the new bojack horseman was awesome. 

[Rubin Farr]